F1 RACING GOES “LIVE” ON THE INTERNET VIA BROADBAND!
NEWEST TECHNOLOGY OPENS UP NEW AUDIENCE FOR F1 RACING!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND (2^ND APRIL) – A new era in presenting the excitement and aura of the U.I.M. F1 World Championship for power boating has arrived with the signing today in Italy of an agreement with satellite and broadband company Netsystem.com and U.I.M. F1 promoter Nicolo Di San Germano.

The agreement opens the door for the 2001 season to be now seen by millions of fans who have never had the chance to see racing events live as the 20^th Anniversary campaign starts to heat up with the start of the European season with Round #2 Sunday, April 8^th in Portimao, Portugal.

“This is a move to the future of broadcasting”, stated San Germano. “The constant changing technology in the past few years shows that you have stay ahead in presenting your product and I feel that the great people at Netsystem.com are the right people to get this accomplished.”

The Milan based company is a new entity in the broadband broadcast business and already has 160 employees. It offers the creation and satellite distribution of broadband contents for reception on personal computers. It has a marketing and brand union agreement with the Societe Europeene des Satellites (SES) – ASTRA for the joint development of broadband Internet via Satellite in Italy.

For satellite dish owners, all you need is a special satellite modem for your computer and you then will be able to view the broadcast of the full 2001 season. For more information go to the Netsystem website at www.netsystem.com.

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